Coronavirus: UK to reopen primary schools June 1, says minister
Britain's government intends to stick with a plan to reopen primary schools to some pupils from June 1, Transport Minister Grant Shapps said on Sunday.
"That's certainly the intention," he told Sky News.
The government faces opposition to the plan from some teachers and labor unions.
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